My first battle

I studied the list of names that Neil had sent me while I was on the way to Lan Diamond Tower. I turned on my laptop and used a few tricks to get myself leverage, but I wasn’t too certain of what I was doing. Those people whom I was about to face spent most of their lives, working in their positions, and certainly knew a lot more than I did about running a company. It was easy for them to prove that I was incompetent because of my absolute lack of experience, but what if I shifted their focus from the amount of experience to real sales records and achievements? What if they turned out to be reasonable people who valued and appreciated hard work? I truly hoped they were, but at the same time, I needed to be prej for the worst.

For now, I was wearing my armor; the one I packed from the penthouse just in case I’d need it

-my black Dolce suit with a pencil skirt and Manolo Blahnik heels. I ran through the entrance hall straight to Aren’s private elevator and a minute later, I was darting across the corridor toward the CEO’s office. Neil was waiting for me outside, and judging by his expression, I could tell that things weren’t looking good…

I opened the door and saw a complete board of executives waiting comfortably inside my husband’s office. Neil gave me the thumbs up and closed the door behind me as if he didn’t want to stand in the line of fire with me. My jaw instantly clenched itself. I bet that they wouldn’t act so arrogantly if it was Aren instead of me. My eyes instantly turned to the boldest one; the Chief Operating Officer, who decided to wait for me while sitting in Aren’s chair. The blood in my veins began to boil.

“Mr. Hill, I believe you took the wrong seat,” I said, glaring at the bald man in his fifties.

“Oh, do you think this seat belongs to you then?” he sneered, looking me up and down. I took a deep breath, reminding myself that it wouldn’t be good if I started the meeting by slapping that guy. Nonetheless, it required a lot of restraining from me to smile instead of punching him. “This seat belongs to my husband, and you”-I slowly scanned him from head to toe-“certainly don’t look like my husband.”

Mr. Hill growled and cursed me under his breath while the rest stifled a laugh. Well, at least he got up from behind Aren’s desk and sat on one of the sofas like the rest. I exhaled, trying to calm down before sitting on the desk and crossing my legs, making sure to grant them the right level of distraction.

“Now, gentlemen, what is it that brought you here today?” I asked, forming a polite smile and ignoring the stink of their hostility.

The CFO, Mr. Cooper, stood up first. He cleared his throat and nervously corrected his glasses before he spoke, “There should be a change in the CEO’s position.”

as if I hadn’t already known that they were after my

me. “Because you, Mrs. Lan, cannot run this company, and Mr. Lan is… Mr. Lan

eyes, and I jumped down from the desk.” My husband fell into a coma a little more than a week ago. According to the company’s inner status, which you all agreed on when

the special circumstances last longer than a month, then and only then do the board of directors have the right to remove the temporary CEO from his position and call for an inner vote,” I recited the

Corporation is in a coma and his company is incompetently run by his newlywedded wife.” His venomous words made me reconsider punching him. I looked around the office, and all those people

spat. “Do you expect us to work under some wench who knows nothing about running a business and her only

men in the office weren’t worth it. My plan A had just gotten burned. I was absolutely determined to use solely legal arguments because I guessed

to drag the company’s good name through the mud because you don’t like having a woman

as a response. My fury kept rising within me, putting me on the verge of exploding. Nevertheless, I knew the real reason they were doing this, and it wasn’t about me taking over the CEO’s position.

let them know that they pissed off the wrong

deep sigh and raised my hands in surrender. “Fine, you can have

smirked coldly, pulling out my phone and sending each one of them an email I prepared in advance on my way to Lan Diamond Tower. The incoming email

press would call it hot stuff.” I

the few kinky photos of

darker conscience. Of course, I didn’t enjoy peeking into their lives because I had to lower myself to their level, but I

sent you. I am disgusted with it, but I cannot guarantee that these photos

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